From:	Damian Yerrick <MYNAMEISd_yerrick AT hotmail DOT comNO2CANNEDHAM>
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Subject:	Re: DPMI bug test for Win2000 - testrmcb.c [1/1]
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locke AT mcs DOT net (Peter Johnson) wrote in message
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>Would people out there with Win2000 (Pro) beta please compile and run the 
>attached program to see if it crashes?  It tests to see if the DPMI Real-
>Mode callback bug I discovered in NT 4.0 is present.
>
>The code uses sbrk() to put the registers structure in question well over 
>the 64K mark and installs a mouse callback.  In my testing it crashes in 
>NT 4 and doesn't crash in Win98.  I want to find out if the bug still 
>exists in Win2000, so please try it and post here whether it crashes or 
>not.  Thanks!
>
>Compile with "gcc -o testrmcb.exe testrmcb.c".

I'll try it if I can get my Win2kProß3 using neighbor to cooperate.
Does it crash NT 4 (bring down the system) or does it just segfault
and dump the registers?

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